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Exactness as an Explanatory and Computational Target: A Reduction Architecture for First-Order ODEs, with a Higher-Order Outlook
A typical first-order ODE syllabus is often presented as a sequence of named methods, which can obscure the unity among them. We propose organizing a substantial part of the classical symbolic first-order syllabus around a single computational target: an exact representative. For a regular scalar eq
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